The restored areas of the castle and gardens are open daily between 9am and 4pm. Last admission is at 2.30pm.
Since the 1800’s when Anna, Duchess of Bedford would soon become hungry, afternoon tea became a fashionable social event. During the 1800’s, aristocratic woman would change into long gowns, gloves and hats for their afternoon tea and it became a great social event.
Join us over the Easter holidays to run through muddy woodlands, around the mystical Gwrych Castle and along nature trails on our Dragon Egg Hunt.
Join DeadLive & Gwrych Castle as we celebrate the New Year with A Paranormal Experience At Gwrych Castle!
Arrival at 7pm where you will be greeted by the team & taken to the Gwrych Chapel which has only recently been open to the public. After the initial brief, you will be seated & served a supper and hot drinks with a short paranormal presentation. Please feel free to bring your own bubbly!
Book Tickets on Eventbrite 1st-2nd DECEMBER – 11am-4pm 120 Craft & Food Stalls from all over North Wales. A Victorian Fayre set within the Courtyard of
Take a look at the exciting events we have got coming up at the Castle during 2019.
Our vision is to secure a vibrant and sustainable future for Gwrych Castle and the built structures within its designed landscape, making them appealing, accessible and inspiring places for new and existing audiences to visit, support and enjoy, now and for years to come.
Some of the best images from our successful Gwrych and the Great War Event held on July 4th 2018
Gwrych Castle is a major landmark in Abergele, and along the North Wales coast, so the desire of The Gwrych Castle Preservation Trust is to include as many local people in the work, restoration and function of the Castle as possible. Diane Woodrow, our Education and Community Engagement Officer, has been busy getting many local people involved. Wednesday 4th July was the culmination of six months of hard work with 16 pupils from years 8&9 at Emrys ap Iwan school.
Our vision is to secure a vibrant and sustainable future for Gwrych Castle and the built structures within
its designed landscape, making them appealing, accessible and inspiring places for new and existing audiences to visit, support and enjoy, now and for years to come.
Celebrating the ideals of the picturesque movement in the early-nineteenth century – discovery, invention and exploration – we will bring them vividly to life for our twenty-first century audiences through inspiring interpretation and activities that create fascinating links between house, landscape and people.
Gwrych Castle Preservation Trust
Gwrych Castle
Abergele
Conwy
LL22 8ET
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